Unlikely Friendship: Great White Sharks Forge Unbreakable Bond

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Scientists have discovered two great white sharks, named Simon and Jekyll, who have been traveling together for over 4,000 miles along the coast of North America. This is unusual as great white sharks are known to lead solitary lives. The researchers believe that the sharks may be buddies, possibly due to reasons such as mating, fending off predators, or finding food. Blood samples will be analyzed to determine if they are siblings.
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